Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-02

SOCIETY NOTES.
A Weeks's Resume Of Happenings, Per
sOnals, Ete., in Butte.
The approach OF Lent seems alrsad!
anticipated by the unusual quiet tina
reigns in society. During the week. JUS
ended there has been no society event o
great Importance. Tobossaning and bob
bine are the popular pleasures now, an
enjoyed by hundreds Of people every nigh
on Idaho and Washington streets. Tn
ice rink which is now opened promises tt
he one OF the popular places OF resort.
Mr.. G. p. Brown lett for Anaconda las
Friday.
Mr.. James W. Forbis went to Helena las
Thursday.
Mr.. W. L. Hodge came upfrom Anacond'
yesterday.
Mrs. John Noyss will give q dancinspart!
before Lent.
Mrs. George lockwood is visiting friend
In Helena.
DR.. Dough spent several days Of last weel
in Helena.
Mr.. Charles Bonner was up from Dee
Lodge last week.
Mr.. Joe Daft was in the city for . few
days last week.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY will give a large dane
ing party before Lent.
Mrs. J. B. Wilcox, who has been very i'll,
is slowly convalescing.
The friends OF Mrs. P. R. Delman will re.
greet that she is quite i'll.
Mr.. l.. Gast and Mr.. Louis Thorns ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Sam. Goldstons arrived in the city
yesterday from California.
Miss Manda Erich will leave to-day for a
visit to her sister in Dillon.
Mrs. C. z. Clark, OF Virginia City. 10 visit.
ing here, the guest OF Mrs. f. J. Largey.
Mrs. C. w. Scott is expected home from
an extended visit east on to-day's train.
Miss Lutte Evans came up from Deer
Lodge last Thursday and returned yester-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Reed came up from Anaconda
yesterday. She 10 the guest OF Mrs. Marcus
Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock are over from Hell
ena. They expect to remain here several
weeks.
Hon. John a. Curtis has been on the
sick list for several days, and unable to DO
at his Office.
Mr.. F. w. Hetich, a representative Of the
house OF E. S. Saffray d Co., OF New York,
is in the city.
Mr.. james Shields, representing the firm
Of Messrs. Burlock & Co., arrived yesterday
from Chicago.
Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Geo. buffet returned
home last Thursday from a visit to friends
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Warren and
little Mary returned home yesterday from
u visit to Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Richvills left on
last nights Utah & Northern train for their
new bome-Omaha.
Butte society people are on tho qui vive
regarding a wedding which 10 to take place
shortly after Lent.
Messrs. John O'Farrell and B. B. Thysr
are expected home this week from 81 u.
tended Eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hoge will leave Butte
about the tenth OF next month on . visit
to friends in San Francisco.
by the Butte Lodge. No. IA, I. o. G. T..
which was q grand success.
The complimentary party given to the
AI6 ioD NAV AS~~y VAA0 ~ VAS
Entire Nous promises to b a very pleasant
affair.
Mrs. P. A. Largey entertained a few
very pleasantly last Thursday even
ing. Card playing was INDUCED in and q
supper served about midnight. Those
present were Nj. and Mrs. James McCaig, |
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Dinson, Mr.. George
and Mr.. Dawson.
Numerous parties OF society people have
explored the mysterie. of Chinatown the
past week. The celestials seemed delighted
their guests, particularly the young
and urged them to partake OF the
festivities. Souvsnies were given them,
and the peculiar expedition much enjoyed.
Butteites are ready again to Welcome the
actress Katie Putnam, who be-
The Grand in "Erma the Ell" This little
actress has won her way into the hearts OF
every one it would seem by the enthusiasts
tic crowds who witness her every perform
apce in this city.
A party was given last Wednesday after.
noon at the residence Of Mrs. j. L.. Norris
honor OF Mrs. L. Marks, OF Helena.
Those present were the following: Mrs. L..
Mra. H. Jacobs, Mrs. I.Strasburger, /
s. Lewis, Mrs. Labenbura, Mrs. A.
Pincus, Mrs. Crusse. Mrs. j. Bernheim, Mrs.
y. i SOncN, IMFF. II. 'kOnhh, Mf6. OeICl0e
'er and Mrs. J. Fischer. |,
FASHION ITEMS. |.
Progressive enchre parties have been re-
rived in Eastern society circles.
Ladies who study economy will never
adopt the ontre in anything, for outre
never last long. Il
The newest expensive material for wed. ,
ling robes is a white velvet brocaded ben.
,aline or faille Franchise. !
Gentlemen use very small cards for visit.
ng. Ladies' cards are large, and more .
'early square than those OF last year.
The Rursian bang curved lowest in the 4
middle Of the forehead is the fashion OF the !
for those who find it becoming. Ir. /,
OCULAR locks are most becomingt to others. /
The handsomest sleighing and toboggan. /
ng hoods are made wholly OF fur. with a Z
all, all-over head-piece or crown. and the i
eep curtain or cap OF the hood OF our
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Dancing shoes are still high heelsd. Only !
ne necklet is worn at q time by those who !
retend to good taste. Fans are either :
cry large or very costly, or OF the round, ,
ld-fashionsd shape with q mirror in the =
enter. Girls who like to preserve equani- y
,ity OF spirit abstain from looking in this 2
Mirror just after having INDUCED in an en-. 8
rgetically rapid waltz. Gloves are still 9
ong. skirts short, and sleeves nowhere. 1